I have written the plan. Now I should present a concise summary to the user and ask the key decision questions. I should be clear that the critical finding is that Fenix 3 cannot reliably measure depth, so the user needs to decide how to proceed.

I should also make sure to mention the file path and invite them to read the full plan.

Let me prepare the response. I should be concise but thorough, and ask the open questions. Since this is a split-turn context, I should not assume too much - I need to give the user the feasibility answer and the plan, then ask for decisions.

I can use ask_user_question for the key decisions. The instructions say I can ask up to 4 questions per invocation. Let me group the decisions into 2-3 questions.

Key decisions:
1. Water type (fresh/salt)
2. HRM-Swim/Tri chest strap ownership/plan
3. fēnix 3 support scope (A or B)
4. Safety alerts / implementation ownership

I can combine some. Let me think:
- Q1: Water type - single select fresh/salt/both
- Q2: HR strap - single select yes/no/maybe
- Q3: fēnix 3 scope - single select A/B (this is the most important decision)
- Q4: Do you want me to scaffold the Monkey C project now or do you want to write it yourself? - single select

That's 4 questions, which is the max. Good.

But actually, the user might just want the plan and to read it. I can present the summary and say "Let me know your decisions on..." instead of forcing a questionnaire. But the instructions say to use ask_user_question when requirements are ambiguous and we cannot proceed without concrete decisions. Since the next step depends on these decisions, I should ask.

However, maybe I should first deliver the summary and then ask the questions. Let me do that.

Wait, the user asked for a plan, and I've delivered it. The next step is their choice. I can present the summary and ask the questions. Using ask_user_question is appropriate.

Let me format the response.

I finished the feasibility research and wrote a full structured plan. The critical finding changes the target device:

## Feasibility Verdict

| Watch | Depth to 30 m? | Why |
|-------|----------------|-----|
| **Venu 2** | **Yes, with calibration** | Supports `Activity.Info.rawAmbientPressure` (API 2.4.0+). Venu 2 runs API 5.0. |
| **fēnix 3 / fēnix 3 HR** | **No, not reliably** | Capped at API 1.4. The only pressure exposed (`Sensor.Info.pressure`) is **sea-level calibrated** and weather-corrected, so it cannot be used for accurate depth. |

So for 30 m freediving, the **Venu 2 must be the primary target**. The fēnix 3 can still host a static breath-hold timer or surface HR logger, but it cannot meaningfully compute depth.

Other key limitations:
- **Venu 2 touchscreen** is poor underwater; design the UI around the two physical buttons.
- **Wrist HR** does not work reliably underwater; meaningful underwater HR needs an ANT+ chest strap (HRM‑Swim / HRM‑Tri).
- **No store submission** — sideload only (`GARMIN/APPS/`).
- **Water resistance caveat** — 5 ATM pressure-equivalent is above 30 m, but Garmin does not dive-rate the Venu 2, so warranty/damage risk remains.

The full plan is saved at:

**`~/code/garmin-freedive-app/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md`**

It includes the recommended architecture (Watch App + `ActivityRecording` + `FitContributor`), depth formula, sample Monkey C code, implementation phases, risks, and the remaining decisions.

Before I scaffold or implement the project, I need a few decisions:

Choices:
Use default fresh-water density (~997 kg/m³). Simplest calibration.
Use default salt-water density (~1023 kg/m³). Slightly higher pressure per meter.
App will let you toggle fresh/salt mode before each session. Slightly more UI work.

Question: Which water type will you dive in most often?

Choices:
Underwater HR becomes a core feature; wrist HR only used on surface/breath-hold.
HR will be best-effort only (reliable on surface, unreliable underwater).

Question: Do you own or plan to buy an ANT+ chest strap for underwater HR?

Choices:
Drop depth on fēnix 3 entirely. Use it as a static breath-hold timer and surface HR logger. Cleaner code and honest limitations.
Add an altitude-derived depth mode, clearly labeled as unreliable. More complex, and depth accuracy will be poor.

Question: What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?

Choices:
I create the Connect IQ project structure, manifest, views, depth/recording skeleton, and sideload instructions. You build/test from there.
I write a working first version (calibration, dive recording, breath-hold, FIT export) for the Venu 2, then hand it off for testing.
I keep the plan as the main artifact and answer questions as you write the Monkey C code yourself.

Question: How do you want to proceed with the code?


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Received arguments:
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          "description": "Use default fresh-water density (~997 kg/m³). Simplest calibration.",
          "label": "Fresh water (pool/lake)"
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        {
          "description": "App will let you toggle fresh/salt mode before each session. Slightly more UI work.",
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The validation failed because each question needs a "header" property, not "question". Let me fix that.

Which water type will you dive in most often?

Use default fresh-water density (~997 kg/m³). Simplest calibration.

Use default salt-water density (~1023 kg/m³). Slightly higher pressure per meter.

App will let you toggle fresh/salt mode before each session. Slightly more UI work.

Do you own or plan to buy an ANT+ chest strap for underwater HR?

Underwater HR becomes a core feature; wrist HR only used on surface/breath-hold.

HR will be best-effort only (reliable on surface, unreliable underwater).

What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?

Drop depth on fēnix 3 entirely. Use it as a static breath-hold timer and surface HR logger. Cleaner code and honest limitations.

Add an altitude-derived depth mode, clearly labeled as unreliable. More complex, and depth accuracy will be poor.

How do you want to proceed with the code?

I create the Connect IQ project structure, manifest, views, depth/recording skeleton, and sideload instructions. You build/test from there.

I write a working first version (calibration, dive recording, breath-hold, FIT export) for the Venu 2, then hand it off for testing.

I keep the plan as the main artifact and answer questions as you write the Monkey C code yourself.


Validation failed for tool "ask_user_question":
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  - questions.0.header: must not have more than 16 characters
  - questions.1.question: must have required properties question
  - questions.1.header: must not have more than 16 characters
  - questions.2.question: must have required properties question
  - questions.2.header: must not have more than 16 characters
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Received arguments:
{
  "questions": [
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      "header": "Which water type will you dive in most often?",
      "options": [
        {
          "description": "Use default fresh-water density (~997 kg/m³). Simplest calibration.",
          "label": "Fresh water (pool/lake)"
        },
        {
          "description": "Use default salt-water density (~1023 kg/m³). Slightly higher pressure per meter.",
          "label": "Salt water (ocean)"
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        {
          "description": "App will let you toggle fresh/salt mode before each session. Slightly more UI work.",
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    {
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        {
          "description": "HR will be best-effort only (reliable on surface, unreliable underwater).",
          "label": "No / not sure"
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        {
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          "label": "Breath-hold/surface only (Recommended)"
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        {
          "description": "Add an altitude-derived depth mode, clearly labeled as unreliable. More complex, and depth accuracy will be poor.",
          "label": "Degraded depth mode"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "header": "How do you want to proceed with the code?",
      "options": [
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          "label": "Scaffold it for me"
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        {
          "description": "I write a working first version (calibration, dive recording, breath-hold, FIT export) for the Venu 2, then hand it off for testing.",
          "label": "Implement the full Venu 2 app"
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The schema seems to require `question` as the key (not `header`), and `header` must be <= 16 characters. Let me check the schema by looking at the tool definition again.

The tool says: "questions: Array of objects. Each object has header, options, etc." But the validation says `question` is required and `header` must not exceed 16 chars. This is contradictory. Let me try with `question` as the main text and a short `header`. Or maybe `header` is optional and `question` is the actual question text. Let me try just `question` without `header`.

Actually the validation message says:
- `questions.0.question: must have required properties question` - this is confusing, it might mean the `question` object must have a `question` property.
- `questions.0.header: must not have more than 16 characters`

So it seems the object should have both `question` (a sub-object?) and `header` (short <= 16 chars). That doesn't make sense. Let me look at the example more carefully. Maybe `question` is the display text and `header` is a short title.

Let me try with both, where header is short (<=16 chars) and question is the actual text.

Choices:
Use default fresh-water density (~997 kg/m³). Simplest calibration.
Use default salt-water density (~1023 kg/m³). Slightly higher pressure per meter.
App will let you toggle fresh/salt mode before each session. Slightly more UI work.

Question: Which water type will you dive in most often?

Choices:
Underwater HR becomes a core feature; wrist HR only used on surface/breath-hold.
HR will be best-effort only (reliable on surface, unreliable underwater).

Question: Do you own or plan to buy an ANT+ chest strap for underwater HR?

Choices:
Drop depth on fēnix 3 entirely. Use it as a static breath-hold timer and surface HR logger. Cleaner code and honest limitations.
Add an altitude-derived depth mode, clearly labeled as unreliable. More complex, and depth accuracy will be poor.

Question: What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?

Choices:
I create the Connect IQ project structure, manifest, views, depth/recording skeleton, and sideload instructions. You build/test from there.
I write a working first version (calibration, dive recording, breath-hold, FIT export) for the Venu 2, then hand it off for testing.
I keep the plan as the main artifact and answer questions as you write the Monkey C code yourself.

Question: How do you want to proceed with the code?


User has answered your questions: "Which water type will you dive in most often?"="Both (switchable in app)". "Do you own or plan to buy an ANT+ chest strap for underwater HR?"="i do have an HRM-Tri but this one wont connect with the venu2. i also figured out the venu because of the touchscreen is probably less suited for diving since the screen wont be able to be changed with wet fingers. so if possible focus on the fenix 3". "What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?"="Breath-hold/surface only (Recommended)". "How do you want to proceed with the code?"="focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions". You can now continue with the user's answers in mind.

Question: Which water type will you dive in most often?

Answer: Both (switchable in app)

Question: Do you own or plan to buy an ANT+ chest strap for underwater HR?

Answer: i do have an HRM-Tri but this one wont connect with the venu2. i also figured out the venu because of the touchscreen is probably less suited for diving since the screen wont be able to be changed with wet fingers. so if possible focus on the fenix 3

Question: What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?

Answer: Breath-hold/surface only (Recommended)

Question: How do you want to proceed with the code?

Answer: focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions


Interesting! The user has changed their mind based on real-world constraints:
1. HRM-Tri won't connect with Venu 2 (probably because Venu 2 doesn't support ANT+? Actually Venu 2 supports BLE sensors, and HRM-Tri is ANT+ only. So Venu 2 can't use HRM-Tri.)
2. Venu 2 touchscreen is unsuitable for diving with wet fingers.
3. User wants to focus on fēnix 3 despite its depth limitations.
4. Water type: both (switchable)
5. Fenix 3 scope: breath-hold/surface only (they accepted my recommendation - so no depth mode)

Wait, but the user says "focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions". They want me to implement for fēnix 3. But they also selected "Breath-hold/surface only" for fēnix 3 scope. And "How do you want to proceed with the code?" they answered "focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions" - which wasn't one of the options exactly, but they typed a custom answer.

So the user's decision is:
- Primary device: fēnix 3
- Scope: breath-hold/surface only (no depth)
- Water type: both
- They have HRM-Tri but it won't connect to Venu 2 (so for fēnix 3, HRM-Tri can be used)
- They want sideloading instructions
- They want me to focus on fēnix 3 implementation

This is a significant pivot. I need to:
1. Acknowledge the pivot
2. Update the plan / reality: fēnix 3 cannot do depth, so the app will be a static breath-hold timer + surface activity recorder + HR logger (with HRM-Tri support)
3. Implement the fēnix 3 app
4. Provide sideloading instructions

Wait, but the original goal was "records dive time, depth, heart rate, and static breath-hold sessions". If we focus on fēnix 3, we cannot do depth. I need to be clear about this and adjust the project scope.

Actually, looking at the user's answer more carefully: "focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions". They didn't explicitly say "don't implement depth". But they selected "Breath-hold/surface only" for fēnix 3 scope. So yes, depth is out for fēnix 3.

But the original request was about depth. I need to confirm this understanding and explain that a fēnix 3-only app will be a breath-hold / surface recorder, not a dive computer. The user seems to have accepted this by selecting that option.

Actually, let me re-read: "What should the fēnix 3 support scope be?" Options were "Breath-hold/surface only (Recommended)" or "Degraded depth mode". They chose "Breath-hold/surface only". So they are accepting no depth.

And "How do you want to proceed with the code?" options were scaffold, implement full Venu 2, or guide. They typed custom: "focus on the fenix 3 with sideloading instructions". This means they want me to implement for fēnix 3.

So my next steps:
1. Update the plan to reflect fēnix 3 focus, breath-hold/surface only
2. Create the Connect IQ project for fēnix 3
3. Implement:
   - Watch App skeleton
   - Static breath-hold timer (prep, hold, recovery)
   - Activity recording session with FIT export
   - Heart rate from HRM-Tri (ANT+ chest strap) and/or wrist HR on fēnix 3 HR
   - Simple UI for fēnix 3 218x218 MIP screen
   - Sideloading instructions
4. Maybe also create a degraded depth mode? No, user explicitly chose breath-hold/surface only.

Wait, but the user's original requirement included "records dive time, depth". Should I push back? The user has made an informed choice based on hardware limitations. I should respect it but clearly document that depth is not possible on fēnix 3.

Actually, I should maybe say: "Just to confirm: because fēnix 3 lacks raw ambient pressure API, the app will record breath-hold sessions and surface HR, but not depth. Is that acceptable?" But they already chose this in the questionnaire. I can state it as a confirmation.

Let me now implement the fēnix 3 app. I'll need to:
- Set up Connect IQ SDK project structure
- manifest.xml with fēnix 3 device target, API 1.4
- Monkey C source files
- Build instructions
- Sideload instructions

I should also check if HRM-Tri works with fēnix 3 - yes, fēnix 3 supports ANT+ sensors including HRM-Tri.

Also need to consider: fēnix 3 has 5 physical buttons, MIP screen 218x218, 16 colors, limited memory.

Let me create the project. First I'll update the plan to reflect the new scope, then implement.

Actually, I should probably first update the plan file to reflect the user's decisions. Then implement.

Let me also think about the breath-hold timer design:
- Pre-dive breathe phase: configurable time (e.g., 2 minutes)
- Hold phase: timer counting up, maybe with contraction counter (tap button)
- Recovery phase: configurable time
- Record total hold time and max HR to FIT session fields
- Maybe multiple rounds

For activity recording on fēnix 3:
- Use ActivityRecording.createSession with SPORT_GENERIC
- Use FitContributor to add custom fields for breath-hold time, maybe contraction count
- Start/stop session around the breath-hold

For HRM-Tri:
- Enable SENSOR_HEARTRATE
- The fēnix 3 will connect to paired ANT+ sensors automatically if configured
- In the app, we can call Sensor.setEnabledSensors or enableSensorType(SENSOR_HEARTRATE)
- Read Sensor.Info.heartRate

Let me start implementing. I'll create a proper Connect IQ project structure.

Project files needed:
- `manifest.xml`
- `monkey.jungle`
- `resources/` (layouts, strings, drawables if any)
- `source/` (Monkey C files)
- `README.md` with sideloading instructions

For fēnix 3 at API 1.4, I need to be careful with language features. Monkey C API 1.4 supports the basics. `Toybox.ActivityRecording` is API 1.0.0. `Toybox.FitContributor` is API 1.3.0. `Toybox.Sensor` is API 1.0.0.

But wait - fēnix 3 doesn't support `Activity.Info.rawAmbientPressure`. Does it support `Activity.Info` at all? `Activity.getActivityInfo()` is API 1.0.0? Let me check. Actually, the Activity module is API 1.0.0, but `Activity.Info` fields may vary. We won't use rawAmbientPressure anyway.

For the breath-hold app, we need:
- App class
- View class for breath-hold display
- Input delegate for button handling
- Timer

Let me write the code. I'll create the project in `code/garmin-freedive-app/`.

First, let me update the implementation plan to reflect the pivot, then create the project files.

Got it — pivoting to **fēnix 3 as the primary (and only) target**, with the honest scope of **breath-hold / surface HR logging** because raw depth measurement is not possible on that device. The HRM‑Tri will pair with the fēnix 3 over ANT+, and the five physical buttons are far better underwater than a touchscreen.

Let me first update the plan to reflect your decisions, then scaffold and implement the fēnix 3 app with sideloading instructions.


# Garmin Connect IQ Freediving App — Implementation Plan

## 1. Executive Summary / Feasibility Verdict

**Goal:** Build a personal, sideloaded Garmin Connect IQ app that records freedive sessions (dive time, depth, heart rate, static breath-hold) up to ~30 m on watches the user already owns.

**Feasibility:**

| Watch | Can measure depth accurately? | Verdict |
|-------|------------------------------|---------|
| **Garmin Venu 2** | **Yes** (raw ambient pressure API available) | **Recommended primary target** |
| **Garmin fēnix 3 / fēnix 3 HR** | **No, not reliably** (only sea-level-calibrated pressure available) | Not suitable as a depth dive computer; usable only for surface logging / breath-hold timer |

**Key finding:** Depth calculation requires *raw ambient* barometric pressure. Garmin exposes this via `Activity.Info.rawAmbientPressure` starting at Connect IQ API Level 2.4.0. The fēnix 3 family is capped at API Level 1.4 and does **not** support this field. The only pressure value available on fēnix 3 (`Sensor.Info.pressure`) is sea-level calibrated and auto-corrected for weather/altitude, making depth computation unreliable.

**Recommendation:** Build for the **Venu 2** first. If desired, add a degraded fēnix 3 mode that uses altitude-derived depth (with heavy caveats) or limits fēnix 3 to static breath-hold / surface HR logging.

---

## 2. Device/API Findings

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Now I need to update the plan to reflect the user's decisions. I can add a section or modify the existing plan. Actually, the plan is already written. I could add a "Revised Scope" section at the top, or just create a new file with the revised plan. Maybe better to add a "Revised Scope Based on User Decisions" section near the top.

Actually, I think it's cleaner to keep the original plan as the research/assessment document, and create a new focused implementation doc for the fēnix 3 breath-hold app. Or I can prepend a note to the existing plan.

Let me prepend a "Revised Scope" section to the existing plan file, and then create the project.

Actually, since the user wants code now, I should spend most effort on implementation. I'll add a short note to the plan, then create the project files.

Let me edit the plan to add the revised scope at the top.

edit

# Garmin Connect IQ Freediving App — Implementation Plan

## 0. Revised Scope (after user decisions)

Based on the follow-up questions, the project scope is now:

- **Primary target device:** **Garmin fēnix 3 / fēnix 3 HR** (API Level 1.4.0).
- **Depth measurement:** **Not implemented.** The fēnix 3 cannot expose raw ambient pressure, so depth is unreliable. The app is therefore **not a dive computer**.
- **Core features for fēnix 3:**
  1. **Static breath-hold timer** — prep breathe, breath-hold, and recovery phases.
  2. **Heart-rate logging** — supports the user’s HRM‑Tri ANT+ chest strap (and fēnix 3 HR wrist HR as a fallback on surface).
  3. **FIT activity recording** — stores breath-hold duration and HR to a FIT file via `FitContributor`.
  4. **Sideloading instructions** — copy `.PRG` to `GARMIN/APPS/` over USB.
- **Venu 2:** Out of scope. Its touchscreen is unusable underwater and the user’s HRM‑Tri is ANT+ only, which the Venu 2 does not support.
- **Water type:** Fresh/salt toggle retained for future extensibility; not used for depth on fēnix 3.

The original feasibility analysis below (§1–§3) is preserved for reference.

---

## 1. Executive Summary / Feasibility Verdict

# Garmin Connect IQ Freediving App — Implementation Plan

## 1. Executive Summary / Feasibility Verdict


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   1 # Garmin Connect IQ Freediving App — Implementation Plan
   2
+  3 ## 0. Revised Scope (after user decisions)
+  4
+  5 Based on the follow-up questions, the project scope is now:
+  6
+  7 - **Primary target device:** **Garmin fēnix 3 / fēnix 3 HR** (API Level 1.4.0).
+  8 - **Depth measurement:** **Not implemented.** The fēnix 3 cannot expose raw ambient pressure, so depth is unreliable. The app is therefore **not a dive computer**.
+  9 - **Core features for fēnix 3:**
+ 10   1. **Static breath-hold timer** — prep breathe, breath-hold, and recovery phases.
+ 11   2. **Heart-rate logging** — supports the user’s HRM‑Tri ANT+ chest strap (and fēnix 3 HR wrist HR as a fallback on surface).
+ 12   3. **FIT activity recording** — stores breath-hold duration and HR to a FIT file via `FitContributor`.
+ 13   4. **Sideloading instructions** — copy `.PRG` to `GARMIN/APPS/` over USB.
+ 14 - **Venu 2:** Out of scope. Its touchscreen is unusable underwater and the user’s HRM‑Tri is ANT+ only, which the Venu 2 does not support.
+ 15 - **Water type:** Fresh/salt toggle retained for future extensibility; not used for depth on fēnix 3.
+ 16
+ 17 The original feasibility analysis below (§1–§3) is preserved for reference.
+ 18
+ 19 ---
+ 20
   3 ## 1. Executive Summary / Feasibility Verdict
   4
   5 **Goal:** Build a personal, sideloaded Garmin Connect IQ app that records freedive sessions (dive time, depth, heart rate, static breath-hold) up to ~30 m on watches the user already owns.
   6
     ...

--- code/garmin-freedive-app/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
+++ code/garmin-freedive-app/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
@@ -1,6 +1,24 @@
 # Garmin Connect IQ Freediving App — Implementation Plan

+## 0. Revised Scope (after user decisions)
+
+Based on the follow-up questions, the project scope is now:
+
+- **Primary target device:** **Garmin fēnix 3 / fēnix 3 HR** (API Level 1.4.0).
+- **Depth measurement:** **Not implemented.** The fēnix 3 cannot expose raw ambient pressure, so depth is unreliable. The app is therefore **not a dive computer**.
+- **Core features for fēnix 3:**
+  1. **Static breath-hold timer** — prep breathe, breath-hold, and recovery phases.
+  2. **Heart-rate logging** — supports the user’s HRM‑Tri ANT+ chest strap (and fēnix 3 HR wrist HR as a fallback on surface).
+  3. **FIT activity recording** — stores breath-hold duration and HR to a FIT file via `FitContributor`.
+  4. **Sideloading instructions** — copy `.PRG` to `GARMIN/APPS/` over USB.
+- **Venu 2:** Out of scope. Its touchscreen is unusable underwater and the user’s HRM‑Tri is ANT+ only, which the Venu 2 does not support.
+- **Water type:** Fresh/salt toggle retained for future extensibility; not used for depth on fēnix 3.
+
+The original feasibility analysis below (§1–§3) is preserved for reference.
+
+---
+
 ## 1. Executive Summary / Feasibility Verdict

 **Goal:** Build a personal, sideloaded Garmin Connect IQ app that records freedive sessions (dive time, depth, heart rate, static breath-hold) up to ~30 m on watches the user already owns.


Now let me create the Connect IQ project for fēnix 3. I'll create the project structure with:
- manifest.xml
- monkey.jungle
- source/App.mc
- source/BreathHoldView.mc
- source/BreathHoldDelegate.mc
- resources/resources.xml (if needed)
- README.md with build and sideload instructions

For API 1.4, I need to be careful:
- No `:foo => bar` dictionary syntax? Actually that's available.
- No `has` operator? The `has` operator might be available. Actually `has` was introduced in some early API. Let me use simple null checks where possible.
- No `Background` module in 1.4? Not needed.
- No `Application.Storage` in 1.4? Actually Application.Storage was introduced in API 2.4.0 I think. So I can't use persistent storage on fēnix 3. That's fine - we don't need it.

Let me think about the breath-hold app design:

States:
- IDLE: on launch, show menu/start screen
- PREP: countdown or count-up breathing time before hold
- HOLD: breath-hold timer counting up; button press records contraction
- RECOVERY: countdown recovery time
- SAVED: show summary

Buttons on fēnix 3:
- UP: maybe start prep / cycle settings
- DOWN: maybe record contraction during hold, or skip phase
- START/STOP: start/stop session, start hold, end hold
- BACK: exit / discard

Actually, fēnix 3 has 5 buttons:
- Light (top left)
- Up (middle left)
- Down (bottom left)
- Start/Stop (top right)
- Back (bottom right)

In Connect IQ, the key events are:
- KEY_UP
- KEY_DOWN
- KEY_START
- KEY_STOP (same physical button but release?)
- KEY_LAP
- KEY_MENU
- KEY_ESC (back)

Actually the input mapping is:
- Start/Stop button = KEY_START (press) and KEY_STOP (maybe?)
- Back = KEY_ESC
- Up/Down = KEY_UP/KEY_DOWN
- Light = KEY_LIGHT or KEY_MENU

For a simple breath-hold app, I'll use:
- START: begin session / start hold / end hold / save
- UP/DOWN: adjust prep/recovery time in settings
- BACK: discard and exit
- During hold, START ends the hold and moves to recovery

Let me write the code. I'll keep it simple and compatible with API 1.4.

First, manifest.xml:

```xml
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<iq:manifest xmlns:iq="http://www.garmin.com/connect-iq" version="1">
    <iq:application entry="BreathHoldApp" id="abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890" minApiLevel="1.4.0" type="watch-app" name="@Strings.AppName">
        <iq:products>
            <iq:product id="fenix3"/>
            <iq:product id="fenix3_hr"/>
        </iq:products>
        <iq:permissions>
            <iq:permission id="Sensor"/>
            <iq:permission id="ActivityRecording"/>
            <iq:permission id="FitContributor"/>
        </iq:permissions>
        <iq:languages>
            <iq:language>eng</iq:language>
        </iq:languages>
    </iq:application>
</iq:manifest>
```

Wait, in API 1.4, the manifest format might be slightly different. Let me check. The modern manifest uses `minApiLevel="1.4.0"`, `type="watch-app"`, product ids like `fenix3` and `fenix3_hr`. Permissions: `Sensor`, `ActivityRecording`, `FitContributor`. That should work.

monkey.jungle:
```
project.manifest = manifest.xml
base.sourcePath = source
base.resourcePath = resources
```

For resources, we need at least strings:
resources/resources.xml or resources/strings.xml? In modern CIQ it's `resources/strings.xml` maybe with a `resources.xml` referencing it. Actually in API 1.4 it's simpler.

Let me check. For modern projects, the structure is:
- resources/resource.xml (defines fonts, strings, etc.)
- resources/strings/strings.xml

For API 1.4, it might be:
- resources/resources.xml containing `<strings><string id="AppName">Freedive Breath</string></strings>`

I'll use a simple resources.xml.

Now the Monkey C code.

App class:
```monkey-c
using Toybox.Application;
using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Sensor;

class BreathHoldApp extends Application.AppBase {
    function initialize() {
        AppBase.initialize();
    }

    function onStart(state) {
        // enable heart rate sensor
        if (Sensor has :setEnabledSensors) {
            Sensor.setEnabledSensors([Sensor.SENSOR_HEARTRATE]);
        }
    }

    function onStop(state) {
        // cleanup
    }

    function getInitialView() {
        return [new BreathHoldView(), new BreathHoldDelegate()];
    }
}
```

Wait, API 1.4 AppBase might have different method signatures. In modern CIQ, `onStart` and `onStop` take `state` parameter. In API 1.4, I think it's the same. `getInitialView()` returns array of [view, delegate].

Actually, in API 1.4, `Application.AppBase` may be `AppBase`. Let me use the simplest form.

View class:
```monkey-c
using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Graphics;
using Toybox.System;
using Toybox.Lang;
using Toybox.Timer;
using Toybox.ActivityRecording;
using Toybox.FitContributor;
using Toybox.Sensor;

class BreathHoldView extends WatchUi.View {
    // state machine
    var state = 0; // 0 idle, 1 prep, 2 hold, 3 recovery, 4 done
    const STATE_IDLE = 0;
    const STATE_PREP = 1;
    const STATE_HOLD = 2;
    const STATE_RECOVERY = 3;
    const STATE_DONE = 4;

    var timer = null;
    var session = null;
    var holdField = null;
    var hrField = null;

    var prepTime = 120; // seconds
    var recoveryTime = 120; // seconds
    var currentTime = 0;
    var holdStartTime = 0;
    var maxHoldTime = 0;
    var lastHeartRate = null;
    var contractionCount = 0;

    function initialize() {
        View.initialize();
    }

    function onLayout(dc) {
        // no complex layout for 218x218 MIP
    }

    function onShow() {
        timer = new Timer.Timer();
    }

    function onUpdate(dc) {
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_BLACK, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);
        dc.clear();
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_WHITE, Graphics.COLOR_TRANSPARENT);

        var y = 20;
        var statusText = "";
        var timeText = "";

        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            statusText = "FREEDIVE";
            timeText = "Press START";
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            statusText = "PREP";
            timeText = formatTime(prepTime - currentTime);
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            statusText = "HOLD";
            timeText = formatTime(currentTime);
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            statusText = "RECOV";
            timeText = formatTime(recoveryTime - currentTime);
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            statusText = "DONE";
            timeText = "Max: " + formatTime(maxHoldTime);
        }

        dc.drawText(dc.getWidth()/2, y, Graphics.FONT_MEDIUM, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
        dc.drawText(dc.getWidth()/2, y + 35, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MILD, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // HR line
        var hrStr = "--";
        if (lastHeartRate != null) { hrStr = lastHeartRate.toString(); }
        dc.drawText(dc.getWidth()/2, y + 85, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, "HR " + hrStr, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // contractions / instructions
        var info = "";
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            info = "Contractions: " + contractionCount;
        } else if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            info = "Back=exit";
        }
        dc.drawText(dc.getWidth()/2, y + 110, Graphics.FONT_TINY, info, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
    }

    function formatTime(seconds) {
        if (seconds < 0) { seconds = 0; }
        var m = seconds / 60;
        var s = seconds % 60;
        return m.format("%02d") + ":" + s.format("%02d");
    }

    function startSession() {
        if (session == null || !session.isRecording()) {
            session = ActivityRecording.createSession({
                :name => "BreathHold",
                :sport => Activity.SPORT_GENERIC,
                :subSport => Activity.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC
            });
            holdField = session.createField("hold_time", 0, FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT16, {:mesgType=>Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units=>"s"});
            hrField = session.createField("avg_hr", 1, FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT8, {:mesgType=>Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units=>"bpm"});
            session.start();
        }
    }

    function saveSession() {
        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            if (holdField != null) { holdField.setData(maxHoldTime); }
            if (hrField != null && lastHeartRate != null) { hrField.setData(lastHeartRate); }
            session.stop();
            session.save();
        }
    }

    function discardSession() {
        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            session.stop();
            session.discard();
        }
    }

    // state transitions
    function onStartButton() {
        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            startSession();
            state = STATE_PREP;
            currentTime = 0;
            timer.start(method(:onTimer), 1000, true);
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            // skip to hold
            state = STATE_HOLD;
            currentTime = 0;
            holdStartTime = System.getTimer();
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            // end hold, record time
            maxHoldTime = currentTime;
            state = STATE_RECOVERY;
            currentTime = 0;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            // skip to done / save
            saveSession();
            state = STATE_DONE;
            timer.stop();
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            // reset
            state = STATE_IDLE;
            session = null;
        }
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function onTimer() {
        if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= prepTime) {
                state = STATE_HOLD;
                currentTime = 0;
                holdStartTime = System.getTimer();
            }
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            currentTime++;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= recoveryTime) {
                saveSession();
                state = STATE_DONE;
                timer.stop();
            }
        }
        updateHeartRate();
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function updateHeartRate() {
        var info = Sensor.getInfo();
        if (info != null && info.heartRate != null) {
            lastHeartRate = info.heartRate;
        }
    }

    function incrementContraction() {
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            contractionCount++;
            WatchUi.requestUpdate();
        }
    }
}
```

Delegate class:
```monkey-c
using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.System;

class BreathHoldDelegate extends WatchUi.BehaviorDelegate {
    var view;

    function initialize(v) {
        BehaviorDelegate.initialize();
        view = v;
    }

    function onMenu() {
        // not used
        return true;
    }

    function onSelect() {
        view.onStartButton();
        return true;
    }

    function onBack() {
        if (view.state == view.STATE_IDLE) {
            System.exit();
        } else {
            view.discardSession();
            view.state = view.STATE_IDLE;
            view.timer.stop();
            WatchUi.requestUpdate();
        }
        return true;
    }

    function onNextPage() {
        view.incrementContraction();
        return true;
    }
}
```

Wait, in API 1.4, `BehaviorDelegate` might not exist or might have different method names. The older style is `InputDelegate` with `onKey(keyEvent)`. Let me use `InputDelegate` for better compatibility.

Actually, `BehaviorDelegate` was introduced later. For API 1.4, `InputDelegate` is the way to go. It has `onKey(evt)` and `onTap(evt)`.

Let me use `WatchUi.InputDelegate` with `onKey`.

```monkey-c
using Toybox.WatchUi;

class BreathHoldDelegate extends WatchUi.InputDelegate {
    var view;

    function initialize(v) {
        InputDelegate.initialize();
        view = v;
    }

    function onKey(keyEvent) {
        var key = keyEvent.getKey();
        if (key == WatchUi.KEY_START || key == WatchUi.KEY_ENTER) {
            view.onStartButton();
            return true;
        } else if (key == WatchUi.KEY_DOWN || key == WatchUi.KEY_UP) {
            view.incrementContraction();
            return true;
        } else if (key == WatchUi.KEY_ESC || key == WatchUi.KEY_LAP) {
            view.onBackButton();
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }
}
```

I need to check which key constants exist in API 1.4. Common ones: KEY_START, KEY_STOP, KEY_UP, KEY_DOWN, KEY_ENTER, KEY_ESC, KEY_LAP, KEY_MENU, KEY_LIGHT.

For fēnix 3:
- Start/Stop button maps to KEY_START (press) and KEY_STOP? Or just KEY_START? I'll handle both.
- Back button maps to KEY_ESC.
- Up/Down map to KEY_UP/KEY_DOWN.
- Light button maps to KEY_LIGHT.

I'll handle:
- KEY_START or KEY_ENTER: start/next phase
- KEY_UP or KEY_DOWN: contraction counter during hold
- KEY_ESC or KEY_LAP: exit/discard

Also, I need to check if `System.getTimer()` returns milliseconds. Yes. But for simple seconds counting, I can just increment a counter every timer tick. I already do that.

Let me also think about `System.exit()` - is that available in API 1.4? I think `System.exit()` exists. Or we can just `WatchUi.popView` etc. Actually for exiting an app, `System.exit()` should work.

Actually, looking at the code, there might be an issue: in `onShow`, I create the Timer. But the Timer might be created each time the view is shown. Also, if the user exits while timer is running, it won't be stopped. But the app will be killed anyway.

Also, in API 1.4, `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MILD` might not exist. Let me use `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM` or `Graphics.FONT_LARGE`. Actually `FONT_NUMBER_MILD` was introduced later. For API 1.4, use `FONT_NUMBER` or `FONT_LARGE`. Let me use `Graphics.FONT_LARGE` for the time.

Also, `Graphics.COLOR_TRANSPARENT` might not exist in API 1.4? I think it does. But to be safe, I can use `Graphics.COLOR_BLACK` for background in `setColor` for text.

Actually the text drawing: `dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_WHITE, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);` then drawText. That's fine.

Let me also check `FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT16` and `UINT8`. These exist since API 1.3.0.

Now, for `ActivityRecording.createSession`, in API 1.4 the options might be limited. The basic options `:name`, `:sport`, `:subSport` should work. The `Activity.SPORT_GENERIC` and `Activity.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC` exist.

For `Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION`, `Fit.MESG_TYPE_RECORD` etc. Fit module is available since API 1.3.0.

One issue: `FitContributor.createField` returns a Field object. In the docs, it's called as `session.createField(...)`. That should work.

Also, in API 1.4, dictionaries use `=>` syntax? Yes, Monkey C has used `=>` for a long time.

Let me also be careful with the `Timer.start` method signature. In modern CIQ, `timer.start(method(:onTimer), 1000, true)` works. In API 1.4, it should be the same.

Now, the `WatchUi.View` class in API 1.4 has `onUpdate(dc)`, `onShow()`, `onHide()`. Yes.

Actually, I realize I should check if `View.initialize()` is the right call. In API 1.4, View might use `initialize()` calling the parent. Yes.

Let me also handle the fēnix 3 HR wrist HR. If HRM-Tri is connected, `Sensor.getInfo().heartRate` will return the strap HR. If not, on fēnix 3 HR it might return wrist HR. On regular fēnix 3 without HR monitor, it returns null. We just display whatever we get.

Now, let me write all these files.

Also, I need to make sure the manifest ID is valid. It should be a 32-character hex string. I'll generate one.

Let me create the files.

write

using Toybox.Application;
using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Sensor;

class BreathHoldApp extends Application.AppBase {

    function initialize() {
        AppBase.initialize();
    }

    function onStart(state) {
        // Enable the ANT+/on-board heart rate sensor.
        if (Sensor has :setEnabledSensors) {
            Sensor.setEnabledSensors([Sensor.SENSOR_HEARTRATE]);
        }
    }

    function onStop(state) {
        // Nothing to clean up explicitly.
    }

    function getInitialView() {
        var view = new BreathHoldView();
        var delegate = new BreathHoldDelegate(view);
        return [view, delegate];
    }
}

using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Graphics;
using Toybox.System;
using Toybox.Lang;
using Toybox.Timer;
using Toybox.ActivityRecording;
using Toybox.FitContributor;
using Toybox.Sensor;

class BreathHoldView extends WatchUi.View {

    // App states
    const STATE_IDLE     = 0;
    const STATE_PREP     = 1;
    const STATE_HOLD     = 2;
    const STATE_RECOVERY = 3;
    const STATE_DONE     = 4;

    var state = STATE_IDLE;
    var timer = null;

    // FIT session
    var session = null;
    var holdField = null;
    var hrField = null;

    // Breath-hold configuration (seconds)
    var prepTime = 120;
    var recoveryTime = 120;

    // Runtime counters
    var currentTime = 0;
    var maxHoldTime = 0;
    var contractionCount = 0;
    var lastHeartRate = null;

    function initialize() {
        View.initialize();
    }

    function onShow() {
        timer = new Timer.Timer();
    }

    function onHide() {
        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }
    }

    function onUpdate(dc) {
        // Clear screen
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_BLACK, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);
        dc.clear();
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_WHITE, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);

        var cx = dc.getWidth() / 2;
        var y = 16;

        var statusText = "";
        var timeText = "";
        var infoText = "";

        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            statusText = "FREEDIVE";
            timeText = "Press START";
            infoText = "Back = exit";
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            statusText = "PREP BREATHE";
            timeText = formatTime(prepTime - currentTime);
            infoText = "START = skip to hold";
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            statusText = "HOLD";
            timeText = formatTime(currentTime);
            infoText = "Contractions: " + contractionCount;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            statusText = "RECOVERY";
            timeText = formatTime(recoveryTime - currentTime);
            infoText = "START = finish";
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            statusText = "SAVED";
            timeText = formatTime(maxHoldTime);
            infoText = "START = new session";
        }

        // Title
        dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Heart rate
        var hrStr = "--";
        if (lastHeartRate != null) {
            hrStr = lastHeartRate.toString();
        }
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 88, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, "HR " + hrStr, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Info / instruction line
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 115, Graphics.FONT_TINY, infoText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
    }

    function formatTime(seconds) {
        if (seconds < 0) {
            seconds = 0;
        }
        var m = seconds / 60;
        var s = seconds % 60;
        return m.format("%02d") + ":" + s.format("%02d");
    }

    // Called once per second by the Timer
    function onTimer() {
        if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= prepTime) {
                state = STATE_HOLD;
                currentTime = 0;
            }
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            currentTime++;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= recoveryTime) {
                finishSession();
                return;
            }
        }

        updateHeartRate();
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function updateHeartRate() {
        var info = Sensor.getInfo();
        if (info != null && info.heartRate != null) {
            lastHeartRate = info.heartRate;
        }
    }

    function startSession() {
        if (session == null || !session.isRecording()) {
            session = ActivityRecording.createSession({
                :name => "BreathHold",
                :sport => Activity.SPORT_GENERIC,
                :subSport => Activity.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC
            });

            holdField = session.createField(
                "hold_time_s",
                0,
                FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT16,
                {:mesgType => Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units => "s"}
            );

            hrField = session.createField(
                "last_hr_bpm",
                1,
                FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT8,
                {:mesgType => Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units => "bpm"}
            );

            session.start();
        }
    }

    function finishSession() {
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            maxHoldTime = currentTime;
        }

        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            if (holdField != null) {
                holdField.setData(maxHoldTime);
            }
            if (hrField != null && lastHeartRate != null) {
                hrField.setData(lastHeartRate);
            }
            session.stop();
            session.save();
        }

        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }

        state = STATE_DONE;
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function discardSession() {
        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            session.stop();
            session.discard();
        }
        session = null;
        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }
        resetRunState();
    }

    function resetRunState() {
        state = STATE_IDLE;
        currentTime = 0;
        maxHoldTime = 0;
        contractionCount = 0;
        lastHeartRate = null;
    }

    // Button-driven state machine. The delegate calls this on START.
    function onStartButton() {
        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            startSession();
            state = STATE_PREP;
            currentTime = 0;
            contractionCount = 0;
            timer.start(method(:onTimer), 1000, true);
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            // Skip remaining prep and start the breath-hold.
            state = STATE_HOLD;
            currentTime = 0;
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            // End the hold, move to recovery.
            maxHoldTime = currentTime;
            state = STATE_RECOVERY;
            currentTime = 0;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            // Finish early and save.
            finishSession();
            return;
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            // Reset and return to idle.
            resetRunState();
        }
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    // UP/DOWN buttons: count contractions during the hold.
    function onContractionButton() {
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            contractionCount++;
            WatchUi.requestUpdate();
        }
    }
}

using Toybox.WatchUi;

class BreathHoldDelegate extends WatchUi.InputDelegate {

    var view;

    function initialize(v) {
        InputDelegate.initialize();
        view = v;
    }

    function onKey(keyEvent) {
        var key = keyEvent.getKey();

        if (key == WatchUi.KEY_START || key == WatchUi.KEY_ENTER) {
            view.onStartButton();
            return true;
        }

        if (key == WatchUi.KEY_UP || key == WatchUi.KEY_DOWN) {
            view.onContractionButton();
            return true;
        }

        if (key == WatchUi.KEY_ESC || key == WatchUi.KEY_LAP) {
            if (view.state == view.STATE_IDLE) {
                System.exit();
            } else {
                view.discardSession();
                view.state = view.STATE_IDLE;
                WatchUi.requestUpdate();
            }
            return true;
        }

        return false;
    }
}

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<iq:manifest xmlns:iq="http://www.garmin.com/connect-iq" version="1">
    <iq:application entry="BreathHoldApp" id="a1b2c3d4e5f678901234567890123456" minApiLevel="1.4.0" type="watch-app" name="@Strings.AppName">
        <iq:products>
            <iq:product id="fenix3"/>
            <iq:product id="fenix3_hr"/>
        </iq:products>
        <iq:permissions>
            <iq:permission id="Sensor"/>
            <iq:permission id="ActivityRecording"/>
            <iq:permission id="FitContributor"/>
        </iq:permissions>
        <iq:languages>
            <iq:language>eng</iq:language>
        </iq:languages>
    </iq:application>
</iq:manifest>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
    <strings>
        <string id="AppName">Freedive Breath</string>
    </strings>
</resources>


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Now I need to write the README with build and sideload instructions. I also need to verify the code compiles or at least is syntactically reasonable. Since I don't have the Connect IQ SDK installed, I can't compile it directly. But I can check for obvious issues.

Let me write the README first, then do a review of the code for API 1.4 compatibility.

Actually, I should also consider whether to install the SDK. The user is on Linux. The Connect IQ SDK is available for Linux. But installing it might take time. For now, I'll provide instructions and note that I couldn't compile locally without the SDK. But maybe I should try to see if the SDK is available via command line or if I can install it.

Actually, let me first write the README, then attempt to install/compile if reasonable.

README should include:
1. Project overview
2. What it does / doesn't do
3. Build prerequisites
4. Build steps
5. Sideload steps
6. Usage instructions
7. Troubleshooting
8. Notes on HRM-Tri pairing

Let me write it.

# Garmin fēnix 3 Freedive Breath App

A personal, sideloaded Connect IQ app for the **Garmin fēnix 3** and **fēnix 3 HR** that records static breath-hold sessions and heart rate to a FIT file.

> **Important:** This app does **not** measure depth. The fēnix 3 does not expose raw ambient pressure through the Connect IQ API, so accurate depth measurement is impossible. For depth logging you need a newer device such as a fēnix 5+, a Descent, or a Venu 2 with an ANT+ capable chest strap.

---

## What it does

- **Static breath-hold timer** with three phases:
  1. **Prep breathe** (default 2 minutes, configurable in code)
  2. **Breath-hold** (counts up until you press START)
  3. **Recovery** (default 2 minutes, configurable in code)
- **Contraction counter** during the hold phase (press UP or DOWN).
- **Heart-rate display** from the HRM‑Tri / HRM‑Swim ANT+ chest strap or fēnix 3 HR wrist sensor.
- **FIT recording** of the session with custom fields:
  - `hold_time_s` — best breath-hold time of the session
  - `last_hr_bpm` — last sampled heart rate
- **Physical-button control** — works with wet fingers and underwater.

---

## Build prerequisites

1. A modern computer with the **Connect IQ SDK** installed.
   - Download the SDK Manager from: https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/sdk/
   - Use the SDK Manager to download the latest SDK plus the **fēnix 3** and **fēnix 3 HR** device files.
2. **Visual Studio Code** with the official **Monkey C** extension (recommended), or the Eclipse plugin.
3. A USB cable to connect the watch to your computer.

---

## Build steps

1. Open this folder in VS Code.
2. Run **Monkey C: Build Current Project** (or **Monkey C: Export Project**) from the command palette.
3. Select the `fenix3` or `fenix3_hr` target.
4. The compiler produces a `.PRG` file, typically under:
   - `bin/<build-name>.prg` when building for a single device, or
   - A `.iq` zip when exporting for multiple devices.

If you prefer the command line, use the `monkeyc` compiler and `monkeydo` simulator scripts that ship with the SDK.

---

## Sideload onto the watch

Garmin does not allow diving/breath-hold apps in the Connect IQ Store, so this app is installed manually.

### 1. Put the watch in USB storage mode

1. Connect the watch to your computer with the USB cable.
2. On the watch, confirm **Mass Storage / USB mode** if prompted.
3. The watch appears as a removable drive (e.g., `GARMIN` on Windows, `/media/GARMIN` on Linux, or `GARMIN` on macOS).

### 2. Copy the app

1. Open the watch drive.
2. Copy the compiled `.PRG` file into the `GARMIN/APPS/` folder.
   - Do **not** create a sub-folder.
   - If a previous version exists, overwrite it.
3. Safely eject the watch.

### 3. Launch the app

1. Disconnect the cable.
2. On the watch, go to **Activities** → scroll down to **Apps** (or **More** → **Apps**, depending on firmware).
3. Select **Freedive Breath** and press **START**.

---

## Usage

| Button | Function |
|--------|----------|
| **START** | Begin session / skip prep / end hold / finish recovery / start new session |
| **UP / DOWN** | Count a contraction during the hold phase |
| **BACK (ESC)** | Exit from idle / discard and exit during an active session |

### Typical flow

1. Start the app. You see `FREEDIVE` — press **START**.
2. The 2-minute **PREP BREATHE** countdown starts. Press **START** again to skip to the hold.
3. **HOLD** counts up. Press **UP** or **DOWN** each time you feel a contraction.
4. When you finish the hold, press **START** to move to **RECOVERY**.
5. Recovery counts down from 2 minutes. Press **START** to finish early, or let it time out.
6. The session is saved to a FIT file. You see `SAVED` with your max hold time.
7. Press **START** to begin a new session, or **BACK** to exit.

---

## HRM‑Tri / HRM‑Swim pairing

1. Pair the chest strap with the watch in the regular Garmin **Sensors & Accessories** menu before using the app.
2. Put the strap on before starting the app.
3. The app reads `Sensor.getInfo().heartRate`, which automatically uses the connected ANT+ HR source when available.
4. The strap stores HR data during the breath-hold and syncs it to the watch. The app only samples the live value once per second, so the FIT `last_hr_bpm` field is the last HR seen in the recovery phase.

---

## Customization

Edit these values in `source/BreathHoldView.mc` before building:

```monkey-c
var prepTime = 120;     // seconds
var recoveryTime = 120; // seconds
```

For a pool-only fresh/salt toggle, a depthless water-type setting, or multiple rounds, ask and it can be added.

---

## Troubleshooting

| Problem | Fix |
|---------|-----|
| App does not appear on the watch | Confirm the `.PRG` is directly in `GARMIN/APPS/`, not in a sub-folder. |
| Build fails with API errors | Make sure the SDK includes fēnix 3 device files and the project `minApiLevel` is `1.4.0`. |
| Heart rate shows `--` | Pair the HRM‑Tri with the watch first; wet the strap electrodes; stand close to the watch. |
| App crashes on start | Check that `manifest.xml` includes the `Sensor`, `ActivityRecording`, and `FitContributor` permissions. |
| Timer stops when screen sleeps | This is a known Connect IQ behavior for watch apps. The app resumes when you wake the screen. For long breath-holds, keep the watch awake by pressing LIGHT if needed, or the session will still save with the elapsed time when you wake it. |

---

## Disclaimer

This is a hobby project for personal use only. It is **not** a dive computer, medical device, or safety instrument. Freediving is inherently dangerous. Always dive with a buddy, use proper safety protocols, and rely on certified dive equipment for depth and safety monitoring.


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Now let me review the code for API 1.4 compatibility and potential issues. Let me read the files I wrote.


using Toybox.WatchUi;
using Toybox.Graphics;
using Toybox.System;
using Toybox.Lang;
using Toybox.Timer;
using Toybox.ActivityRecording;
using Toybox.FitContributor;
using Toybox.Sensor;

class BreathHoldView extends WatchUi.View {

    // App states
    const STATE_IDLE     = 0;
    const STATE_PREP     = 1;
    const STATE_HOLD     = 2;
    const STATE_RECOVERY = 3;
    const STATE_DONE     = 4;

    var state = STATE_IDLE;
    var timer = null;

    // FIT session
    var session = null;
    var holdField = null;
    var hrField = null;

    // Breath-hold configuration (seconds)
    var prepTime = 120;
    var recoveryTime = 120;

    // Runtime counters
    var currentTime = 0;
    var maxHoldTime = 0;
    var contractionCount = 0;
    var lastHeartRate = null;

    function initialize() {
        View.initialize();
    }

    function onShow() {
        timer = new Timer.Timer();
    }

    function onHide() {
        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }
    }

    function onUpdate(dc) {
        // Clear screen
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_BLACK, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);
        dc.clear();
        dc.setColor(Graphics.COLOR_WHITE, Graphics.COLOR_BLACK);

        var cx = dc.getWidth() / 2;
        var y = 16;

        var statusText = "";
        var timeText = "";
        var infoText = "";

        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            statusText = "FREEDIVE";
            timeText = "Press START";
            infoText = "Back = exit";
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            statusText = "PREP BREATHE";
            timeText = formatTime(prepTime - currentTime);
            infoText = "START = skip to hold";
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            statusText = "HOLD";
            timeText = formatTime(currentTime);
            infoText = "Contractions: " + contractionCount;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            statusText = "RECOVERY";
            timeText = formatTime(recoveryTime - currentTime);
            infoText = "START = finish";
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            statusText = "SAVED";
            timeText = formatTime(maxHoldTime);
            infoText = "START = new session";
        }

        // Title
        dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Heart rate
        var hrStr = "--";
        if (lastHeartRate != null) {
            hrStr = lastHeartRate.toString();
        }
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 88, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, "HR " + hrStr, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Info / instruction line
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 115, Graphics.FONT_TINY, infoText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
    }

    function formatTime(seconds) {
        if (seconds < 0) {
            seconds = 0;
        }
        var m = seconds / 60;
        var s = seconds % 60;
        return m.format("%02d") + ":" + s.format("%02d");
    }

    // Called once per second by the Timer
    function onTimer() {
        if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= prepTime) {
                state = STATE_HOLD;
                currentTime = 0;
            }
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            currentTime++;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            currentTime++;
            if (currentTime >= recoveryTime) {
                finishSession();
                return;
            }
        }

        updateHeartRate();
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function updateHeartRate() {
        var info = Sensor.getInfo();
        if (info != null && info.heartRate != null) {
            lastHeartRate = info.heartRate;
        }
    }

    function startSession() {
        if (session == null || !session.isRecording()) {
            session = ActivityRecording.createSession({
                :name => "BreathHold",
                :sport => Activity.SPORT_GENERIC,
                :subSport => Activity.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC
            });

            holdField = session.createField(
                "hold_time_s",
                0,
                FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT16,
                {:mesgType => Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units => "s"}
            );

            hrField = session.createField(
                "last_hr_bpm",
                1,
                FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT8,
                {:mesgType => Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION, :units => "bpm"}
            );

            session.start();
        }
    }

    function finishSession() {
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            maxHoldTime = currentTime;
        }

        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            if (holdField != null) {
                holdField.setData(maxHoldTime);
            }
            if (hrField != null && lastHeartRate != null) {
                hrField.setData(lastHeartRate);
            }
            session.stop();
            session.save();
        }

        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }

        state = STATE_DONE;
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    function discardSession() {
        if (session != null && session.isRecording()) {
            session.stop();
            session.discard();
        }
        session = null;
        if (timer != null) {
            timer.stop();
        }
        resetRunState();
    }

    function resetRunState() {
        state = STATE_IDLE;
        currentTime = 0;
        maxHoldTime = 0;
        contractionCount = 0;
        lastHeartRate = null;
    }

    // Button-driven state machine. The delegate calls this on START.
    function onStartButton() {
        if (state == STATE_IDLE) {
            startSession();
            state = STATE_PREP;
            currentTime = 0;
            contractionCount = 0;
            timer.start(method(:onTimer), 1000, true);
        } else if (state == STATE_PREP) {
            // Skip remaining prep and start the breath-hold.
            state = STATE_HOLD;
            currentTime = 0;
        } else if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            // End the hold, move to recovery.
            maxHoldTime = currentTime;
            state = STATE_RECOVERY;
            currentTime = 0;
        } else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
            // Finish early and save.
            finishSession();
            return;
        } else if (state == STATE_DONE) {
            // Reset and return to idle.
            resetRunState();
        }
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }

    // UP/DOWN buttons: count contractions during the hold.
    function onContractionButton() {
        if (state == STATE_HOLD) {
            contractionCount++;
            WatchUi.requestUpdate();
        }
    }
}


<?xml version="1.0"?>
<iq:manifest xmlns:iq="http://www.garmin.com/connect-iq" version="1">
    <iq:application entry="BreathHoldApp" id="a1b2c3d4e5f678901234567890123456" minApiLevel="1.4.0" type="watch-app" name="@Strings.AppName">
        <iq:products>
            <iq:product id="fenix3"/>
            <iq:product id="fenix3_hr"/>
        </iq:products>
        <iq:permissions>
            <iq:permission id="Sensor"/>
            <iq:permission id="ActivityRecording"/>
            <iq:permission id="FitContributor"/>
        </iq:permissions>
        <iq:languages>
            <iq:language>eng</iq:language>
        </iq:languages>
    </iq:application>
</iq:manifest>


I notice an issue in the code: in `onShow()`, I create a new Timer every time the view is shown, but I don't stop the old one if it exists. Also, if the app is launched and `onShow` is called, then the user exits and re-enters, there could be multiple timers. But more importantly, I start the timer in `onStartButton`. So if `onShow` is called and then `onHide` is called while timer is running, it stops. That's fine.

But there's a bug: in `onStartButton` when state is IDLE, after `startSession()` and setting state, I call `timer.start(...)`. If `onShow` was called, timer is non-null. Good. But if `onShow` wasn't called before the button press? It should be called when the view is displayed.

Another issue: `finishSession()` is called from `onTimer()` when recovery finishes, and it calls `WatchUi.requestUpdate()`. But `onTimer()` also calls `updateHeartRate()` and `WatchUi.requestUpdate()` after `finishSession()` returns. That's fine because `finishSession()` has a `return`.

Wait, in `onTimer()` for STATE_RECOVERY:
```monkey-c
} else if (state == STATE_RECOVERY) {
    currentTime++;
    if (currentTime >= recoveryTime) {
        finishSession();
        return;
    }
}
```
`finishSession()` sets state = STATE_DONE, stops timer, and requests update. Then `onTimer` returns. Good.

Another issue: `discardSession()` sets `session = null` and resets state, but does not call `WatchUi.requestUpdate()`. The delegate does that after calling `discardSession()`. Good.

But in `onKey` delegate:
```monkey-c
if (key == WatchUi.KEY_ESC || key == WatchUi.KEY_LAP) {
    if (view.state == view.STATE_IDLE) {
        System.exit();
    } else {
        view.discardSession();
        view.state = view.STATE_IDLE;
        WatchUi.requestUpdate();
    }
    return true;
}
```
Wait, `view.discardSession()` already resets state to STATE_IDLE inside `resetRunState()`. So setting it again is redundant but harmless.

Potential issue: `System.exit()` in API 1.4. Let me verify. Actually `System.exit()` might not exist in API 1.4. In older CIQ, you might use `WatchUi.popView` or just return. Let me check. I think `System.exit()` was added later. For API 1.4, the standard way to exit is `WatchUi.popView(WatchUi.SLIDE_IMMEDIATE)` or similar. Actually, for a watch app, exiting can be done by the system when BACK is pressed if we return false from the delegate? Hmm.

Actually, in API 1.4, `Toybox.System` might have `exit()` method. Let me search the docs. I already have the System module maybe? I haven't fetched it. Let me check if System.exit exists in API 1.4.

Actually, in older Monkey C, the way to exit an app is to not handle the back key, letting the system exit. But if we don't handle it, the app might just go back. For a watch app, the back key usually exits. So I can just return false for KEY_ESC in idle state, letting the system exit.

But to be safe, I can use `WatchUi.popView(WatchUi.SLIDE_IMMEDIATE)` to pop the initial view, which should exit the app. Or I can keep `System.exit()` and hope it works.

Let me check by searching the System module API. I'll fetch it.


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### CIQ System API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/System.html

Toybox.System

# Module: Toybox.System

## Overview

The System module provides basic system information, including access to the clock time, device settings, battery level, and memory use.

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

## Classes Under Namespace

**Classes:** [AppNotInstalledException](../Toybox/System/AppNotInstalledException.html), [ClockTime](../Toybox/System/ClockTime.html), [C…


I need to search for exit method in the System API.

exit method System module API level
System.exit function terminate app


## exit method System module API level

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ System API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/System.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.System > Instance Method Details > **exit()** as **Void**

### **exit()** as **Void**

End execution of the current app.

This will exit the system cleanly from any point within an app.

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ System API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/System.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.System > Instance Method Summary [collapse](#)

## Instance Method Summary [collapse](#)

*   [**error**](#error-instance_function "error (Instance Function)")(msg as [Lang.String](../Toybox/Lang/String.html)) as **Void**

    Write an error to the console and exit the system.

*   [**exit**](#exit-instance_function "exit (Instance Function)")() as **Void**

    End execution of the current app.

*   [**exitTo**](#exitTo-instance_function "exitTo (Instance Function)")(intent as [System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html)) as **Void**

    Exit the current app and launch a new app.

*   [**getClockTime**](#getClockTime-instance_function "getClockTime (Instance Function)")() as [System.ClockTime](../Toybox/System/ClockTime.html)

    Get the current clock time.

*   [**getDeviceSettings**](#getDeviceSettings-instance_function "getDeviceSettings (Instance Function)")() as [System.DeviceSettings](../Toybox/System/DeviceSettings.html)

    Get the current device settings.

*   [**getDisplayMode**](#getDisplayMode-instance_function "getDisplayMode (Instance Function)")() as [System.DisplayMode](../Toybox/System.html#DisplayMode-module)

    Get the current display mode, only available in devices with AMOLED or LCD screens.

*   [**getSystemStats**](#getSystemStats-instance_function "getSystemStats (Instance Function)")() as [System.Stats](../Toybox/System/Stats.html)

    Get the current system stats.

*   [**getTimer**](#getTimer-instance_function "getTimer (Instance Fun…

---

## System.exit function terminate app

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ System API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/System.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.System > Instance Method Summary [collapse](#)

## Instance Method Summary [collapse](#)

*   [**error**](#error-instance_function "error (Instance Function)")(msg as [Lang.String](../Toybox/Lang/String.html)) as **Void**

    Write an error to the console and exit the system.

*   [**exit**](#exit-instance_function "exit (Instance Function)")() as **Void**

    End execution of the current app.

*   [**exitTo**](#exitTo-instance_function "exitTo (Instance Function)")(intent as [System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html)) as **Void**

    Exit the current app and launch a new app.

*   [**getClockTime**](#getClockTime-instance_function "getClockTime (Instance Function)")() as [System.ClockTime](../Toybox/System/ClockTime.html)

    Get the current clock time.

*   [**getDeviceSettings**](#getDeviceSettings-instance_function "getDeviceSettings (Instance Function)")() as [System.DeviceSettings](../Toybox/System/DeviceSettings.html)

    Get the current device settings.

*   [**getDisplayMode**](#getDisplayMode-instance_function "getDisplayMode (Instance Function)")() as [System.DisplayMode](../Toybox/System.html#DisplayMode-module)

    Get the current display mode, only available in devices with AMOLED or LCD screens.

*   [**getSystemStats**](#getSystemStats-instance_function "getSystemStats (Instance Function)")() as [System.Stats](../Toybox/System/Stats.html)

    Get the current system stats.

*   [**getTimer**](#getTimer-instance_function "getTimer (Instance Fun

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ System API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/System.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.System > Instance Method Details > **exitTo(intent as [System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html))** as **Void**

### **exitTo(intent as [System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html))** as **Void**

Exit the current app and launch a new app.

This may only be called by watch-apps and widgets, and may only target watch-apps (both native activities and Connect IQ apps) and widgets. This is an asynchronous request that presents a confirmation dialog to launch the Intent. If confirmed, the current app will exit. Otherwise, the app will continue to run without exiting.

Parameters:

*   intent — ([System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html)) —

    The Intent to trigger

Example:

```
using Toybox.System;
var targetApp = new System.Intent(
    "manifest-id://12345678-1234-1234-1234-123412341234",
    {"arg"=>"CurrentAppName"}
);
System.exitTo(targetApp);
```

See Also:

*   [Toybox.System.Intent](../Toybox/System/Intent.html)

Since:

API Level 2.2.0

Throws:

*   ([System.UnexpectedAppTypeException](../Toybox/System/UnexpectedAppTypeException.html)) —

    Indicates the intended application is not a device app or widget

*   ([System.AppNotInstalledException](../Toybox/System/AppNotInstalledException.html)) —

    Indicates the intended application is not installed

*   ([System.PreviousOperationNotCompleteException](../Toybox/System/PreviousOperationNotCompleteException.html)) —

    Indicates exitTo() is called a second time before the initial call completes

> Throttle: call #1/8 in this window. 2 call(s) before soft cap. Prefer ctx_search(queries: [...]) array form for multi-query workloads — it counts as a single call.


Good, `System.exit()` is available since API 1.0.0. So my code is fine.

Now I need to check other API 1.4 compatibility issues:
- `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER` - is this available in API 1.4? Let me check.


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### CIQ Graphics API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/Graphics.html

Toybox.Graphics

# Module: Toybox.Graphics

## Overview

The Graphics module provides a set of tools that allow developers to use basic drawing functionality.

This provides the ability to draw shapes, lines, fill shapes, and use dynamic layouts for graphic elements based on specific device contexts. The Device Context (Dc) is useful for developers who are interested in creating…


Search for FONT_NUMBER in the Graphics API.

FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM font constants API 1.4


## FONT_NUMBER Graphics API level

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ Graphics API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/Graphics.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.Graphics > Typedef Details > **FontType** as [WatchUi.FontResource](../Toybox/WatchUi/FontResource.html) or [Graphics.FontDefinition](../Toybox/Graphics.html#FontDefinition-module) or [Graphics.FontReference](../Toybox/Graphics/FontReference.html) or [Graphics.VectorFont](../Toybox/Graphics/VectorFont.html)

### **FontType** as [WatchUi.FontResource](../Toybox/WatchUi/FontResource.html) or [Graphics.FontDefinition](../Toybox/Graphics.html#FontDefinition-module) or [Graphics.FontReference](../Toybox/Graphics/FontReference.html) or [Graphics.VectorFont](../Toybox/Graphics/VectorFont.html)

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ Graphics API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/Graphics.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.Graphics > Typedef Details > **BitmapType** as [WatchUi.BitmapResource](../Toybox/WatchUi/BitmapResource.html) or [Graphics.BufferedBitmap](../Toybox/Graphics/BufferedBitmap.html) or [Graphics.BitmapReference](../Toybox/Graphics/BitmapReference.html) or [Graphics.BufferedBitmapReference](../Toybox/Graphics/BufferedBitmapReference.html)

### **BitmapType** as [WatchUi.BitmapResource](../Toybox/WatchUi/BitmapResource.html) or [Graphics.BufferedBitmap](../Toybox/Graphics/BufferedBitmap.html) or [Graphics.BitmapReference](../Toybox/Graphics/BitmapReference.html) or [Graphics.BufferedBitmapReference](../Toybox/Graphics/BufferedBitmapReference.html)

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

---

## FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM font constants API 1.4

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ Graphics API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/Graphics.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.Graphics > Instance Method Details > **getFontHeight(font as [Graphics.FontType](../Toybox/Graphics.html#FontType-named_type))** as [Lang.Number](../Toybox/Lang/Number.html)

### **getFontHeight(font as [Graphics.FontType](../Toybox/Graphics.html#FontType-named_type))** as [Lang.Number](../Toybox/Lang/Number.html)

Get the height (ascent plus descent) of the given font.

Note:

[FontReference](../Toybox/Graphics/FontReference.html) is only supported in CIQ 4.0.0 and later

Parameters:

*   font — ([Graphics.FontType](../Toybox/Graphics.html#FontType-named_type)) —

    The font to use

Returns:

*   [Lang.Number](../Toybox/Lang/Number.html) —

    The height of the font

Since:

API Level 1.2.0

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:08 | CIQ Graphics API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/Graphics.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.Graphics > Constant Summary > FontDefinition

### FontDefinition

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

| Name | Value | Since | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| FONT\_XTINY | 0 |
API Level 1.0.0

 |

Extra tiny Connect IQ font

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| FONT\_TINY | 1 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Tiny Connect IQ font

 |
| FONT\_SMALL | 2 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Small Connect IQ font

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| FONT\_MEDIUM | 3 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Medium Connect IQ font

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| FONT\_LARGE | 4 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Large Connect IQ font

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| FONT\_NUMBER\_MILD | 5 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Normal size number only Connect IQ font

 |
| FONT\_NUMBER\_MEDIUM | 6 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Medium size number only Connect IQ font

 |
| FONT\_NUMBER\_HOT | 7 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Large size number only Connect IQ font

 |
| FONT\_NUMBER\_THAI\_HOT | 8 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

Huge size number only Connect IQ font

 |
| FONT\_SYSTEM\_XTINY | 9 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Extra tiny system font

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| FONT\_SYSTEM\_TINY | 10 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Tiny system font

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| FONT\_SYSTEM\_SMALL | 11 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Small system font

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| FONT\_SYSTEM\_MEDIUM | 12 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Medium system font

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| FONT\_SYSTEM\_LARGE | 13 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Large system font

 |
| FONT\_SYSTEM\_NUMBER\_MILD | 14 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Normal size number only system font

 |
| FONT\_SYSTEM\_NUMBER\_MEDIUM | 15 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Medium size number only system font

 |
| FONT\_SYSTEM\_NUMBER\_HOT | 16 |

API Level 1.3.0

 |

Large size nu

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I see `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER` is not listed. The number fonts are `FONT_NUMBER_MILD`, `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM`, `FONT_NUMBER_HOT`, etc. I used `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER` which doesn't exist. I need to change it to `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT` or `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM`.

For a 218x218 screen, `FONT_NUMBER_HOT` might be too big. Let me use `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM`.

Also, `Graphics.FONT_TINY` and `FONT_SMALL` exist. Good.

Let me fix the code to use `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM`.

Also, I should check if `WatchUi.InputDelegate` exists in API 1.4.


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---

### CIQ WatchUi InputDelegate API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html

Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate

# Class: Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate

Inherits:

Toybox.Lang.Object

*   [Toybox.Lang.Object](../../Toybox/Lang/Object.html)

*   [Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate](../../Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html)

[show all](#)

## Overview

InputDelegate handles basic input events.

There are four types of basic inputs InputDelegate can handle:

*…


Let me search for the key constants and API level.

KEY_START KEY_ESC constants WatchUi API level


## InputDelegate onKey API level since

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi InputDelegate API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html] ---
### Class: Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate > See Also:

## See Also:

*   [Toybox.WatchUi.BehaviorDelegate](../../Toybox/WatchUi/BehaviorDelegate.html)

Example:

```
using Toybox.System;
using Toybox.WatchUi;

class MyInputDelegate extends WatchUi.InputDelegate {
    function onKey(keyEvent) {
        System.println(keyEvent.getKey());         // e.g. KEY_MENU = 7
        return true;
    }

    function onTap(clickEvent) {
        System.println(clickEvent.getType());      // e.g. CLICK_TYPE_TAP = 0
        return true;
    }

    function onSwipe(swipeEvent) {
        System.println(swipeEvent.getDirection()); // e.g. SWIPE_DOWN = 2
        return true;
    }
}
```

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

App Types and Runtime Contexts:

*   Audio Content Provider

*   Data Field

*   Glance

*   Watch App

*   Watch Face

*   Widget

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi InputDelegate API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html] ---
### Class: Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate > Instance Method Details > **onKey(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

### **onKey(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

A physical button has been pressed and released.

To find out which key was pressed, use [KeyEvent.getKey()](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html#getKey-instance_function) to get the button's [WatchUi.KEY\_\*](../../Toybox/WatchUi.html#KEY_POWER-const) enum value.

Parameters:

*   keyEvent — ([WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)) —

    The key event that occurred

Returns:

*   [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html) —

    `true` if handled, otherwise `false`

See Also:

*   [Toybox.WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

---

## KEY_START KEY_ESC constants WatchUi API level

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi InputDelegate API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html] ---
### Class: Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate > Instance Method Details > **onKeyReleased(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

### **onKeyReleased(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

A physical button has been released.

To find out which key was pressed, use [KeyEvent.getKey()](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html#getKey-instance_function) to get the button's [WatchUi.KEY\_\*](../../Toybox/WatchUi.html#KEY_POWER-const) enum value.

Parameters:

*   keyEvent — ([WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)) —

    The key event that occurred

Returns:

*   [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html) —

    `true` if handled, otherwise `false`

See Also:

*   [Toybox.WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)

Since:

API Level 1.1.2

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi InputDelegate API::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi/InputDelegate.html] ---
### Class: Toybox.WatchUi.InputDelegate > Instance Method Details > **onKey(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

### **onKey(keyEvent as [WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html))** as [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html)

A physical button has been pressed and released.

To find out which key was pressed, use [KeyEvent.getKey()](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html#getKey-instance_function) to get the button's [WatchUi.KEY\_\*](../../Toybox/WatchUi.html#KEY_POWER-const) enum value.

Parameters:

*   keyEvent — ([WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)) —

    The key event that occurred

Returns:

*   [Lang.Boolean](../../Toybox/Lang/Boolean.html) —

    `true` if handled, otherwise `false`

See Also:

*   [Toybox.WatchUi.KeyEvent](../../Toybox/WatchUi/KeyEvent.html)

Since:

API Level 1.0.0

---

## KEY_ENTER KEY_LAP
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InputDelegate and onKey are API 1.0.0. Good.

I need to verify KEY_START, KEY_ESC, etc. exist. Let me fetch WatchUi key constants.


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---

### CIQ WatchUi module constants::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi.html

Toybox.WatchUi

# Module: Toybox.WatchUi

## Overview

The WatchUi module contains user interface elements available within apps.

WatchUi provides several classes that represent Views, or what is displayed on the screen of a device. Also available are UI elements like on-screen menus, progress bars, buttons, and various pickers. More abstract classes represent all drawable obje…


KEY_START KEY_STOP KEY_ESC constants
KEY_UP KEY_DOWN KEY_ENTER KEY_LAP


## KEY_START KEY_STOP KEY_ESC constants

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi module constants::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.WatchUi > Constant Summary > Key

…OWER | 0 |
API Level 1.0.0

 |

The power key

 |
| KEY\_LIGHT | 1 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The light key

 |
| KEY\_ZIN | 2 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The zoom in key

 |
| KEY\_ZOUT | 3 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The zoom out key

 |
| KEY\_ENTER | 4 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The enter key

 |
| KEY\_ESC | 5 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The escape key

 |
| KEY\_FIND | 6 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The find key

 |
| KEY\_MENU | 7 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The menu key

 |
| KEY\_DOWN | 8 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The down key

 |
| KEY\_DOWN\_LEFT | 9 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The down left key…

…0

 |

The up key

 |
| KEY\_UP\_LEFT | 14 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The up-left

 |
| KEY\_UP\_RIGHT | 15 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The up-right key

 |
| EXTENDED\_KEYS | 16 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

Indicates extended key support

 |
| KEY\_PAGE | 17 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The page key

 |
| KEY\_START | 18 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The start key

 |
| KEY\_LAP | 19 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The lap key

 |
| KEY\_RESET | 20 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The reset key

 |
| KEY\_SPORT | 21 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The sport key

 |
| KEY\_CLOCK | 22 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The clock key
…

---

## KEY_UP KEY_DOWN KEY_ENTER KEY_LAP

--- [current-session | 2026-07-26 21:09 | CIQ WatchUi module constants::https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/api-docs/Toybox/WatchUi.html] ---
### Module: Toybox.WatchUi > Constant Summary > Key

…ue | Since | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| KEY\_POWER | 0 |
API Level 1.0.0

 |

The power key

 |
| KEY\_LIGHT | 1 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The light key

 |
| KEY\_ZIN | 2 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The zoom in key

 |
| KEY\_ZOUT | 3 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The zoom out key

 |
| KEY\_ENTER | 4 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The enter key

 |
| KEY\_ESC | 5 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The escape key

 |
| KEY\_FIND | 6 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The find key

 |
| KEY\_MENU | 7 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The menu key

 |
| KEY\_DOWN | 8 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The down key

 |
| KEY\_DOWN\_LEFT | 9 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The down left key

 |
| KEY\_DOWN\_RIGHT | 10 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The down key

 |
| KEY\_LEFT | 11 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The left key

 |
| KEY\_RIGHT | 12 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The right key

 |
| KEY\_UP | 13 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The up key

 |
| KEY\_UP\_LEFT | 14 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The up-left

 |
| KEY\_UP\_RIGHT | 15 |

API Level 1.0.0

 |

The up-right key

 |
| EXTENDED\_KEYS | 16 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

Indicates extended key support

 |
| KEY\_PAGE | 17 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The page key

 |
| KEY\_START | 18 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The start key

 |
| KEY\_LAP | 19 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The lap key

 |
| KEY\_RESET | 20 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The reset key

 |
| KEY\_SPORT | 21 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The sport key

 |
| KEY\_CLOCK | 22 |

API Level 1.1.2

 |

The clock key

 |
| KEY\_M…

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Key constants are fine. `KEY_START` and `KEY_LAP` are API 1.1.2, so available on fēnix 3 (API 1.4). `KEY_UP`, `KEY_DOWN`, `KEY_ENTER`, `KEY_ESC` are API 1.0.0.

Now I need to fix `FONT_NUMBER` to `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM` or `FONT_NUMBER_HOT`. Also, I should verify the fēnix 3 product IDs. In the manifest, I used `fenix3` and `fenix3_hr`. Let me verify these are correct.

Actually, the compatible devices matrix lists "fēnix® 3 / tactix® Bravo / quatix® 3" and "fēnix® 3 HR". The device IDs are likely `fenix3` and `fenix3_hr`. I think that's correct.

Let me fix the font issue.

edit

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);


Successfully replaced 1 block(s) in code/garmin-freedive-app/source/BreathHoldView.mc.

     ...
  86         // Title
  87         dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
  88
  89         // Main timer
- 90         dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
+ 90         dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
  91
  92         // Heart rate
  93         var hrStr = "--";
  94         if (lastHeartRate != null) {
     ...

--- code/garmin-freedive-app/source/BreathHoldView.mc
+++ code/garmin-freedive-app/source/BreathHoldView.mc
@@ -86,9 +86,9 @@
         // Title
         dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

         // Main timer
-        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
+        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

         // Heart rate
         var hrStr = "--";
         if (lastHeartRate != null) {


Now let me think about other potential issues:

1. `Activity.SPORT_GENERIC` and `Activity.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC` - need to verify they exist. Activity module API 1.0.0. Yes.

2. `FitContributor.DATA_TYPE_UINT16` and `UINT8` - API 1.3.0. Available on fēnix 3 (API 1.4). Yes.

3. `Fit.MESG_TYPE_SESSION` - API 1.3.0. Yes.

4. `Session.createField` - the docs show the method on Session. Good.

5. `Sensor.setEnabledSensors` - API 1.0.0. Good. But I guard it with `Sensor has :setEnabledSensors`.

6. `Sensor.getInfo()` - API 1.0.0. Good.

7. `Timer.Timer` and `start` - API 1.0.0. Good.

8. `WatchUi.requestUpdate()` - API 1.0.0. Good.

9. `dc.setColor(fg, bg)` with `Graphics.COLOR_BLACK` as background - this sets the text background color, which is fine. `dc.clear()` uses the current background color? Actually `dc.clear()` fills with the current background color, which I set to black. Good.

10. `Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT` on 218x218 screen - might be large. Let me check font heights. FONT_NUMBER_HOT is "Large size number only Connect IQ font". For 218x218, it might still fit. The time string "MM:SS" with FONT_NUMBER_HOT should be maybe 40-50 px tall, plus status and HR. It should fit. But I should maybe use `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM` to be safe. Actually, "HOLD" phase shows currentTime up to maybe 10 minutes = "10:00". FONT_NUMBER_HOT might be too wide. Let me use `FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM` which is still a number font and more likely to fit.

Actually, the docs say FONT_NUMBER_MILD is normal size, FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM is medium, FONT_NUMBER_HOT is large. For a 218x218 screen, MEDIUM is probably best. Let me change to FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM.

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

        // Main timer
        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);


     ...
  86         // Title
  87         dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
  88
  89         // Main timer
- 90         dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
+ 90         dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
  91
  92         // Heart rate
  93         var hrStr = "--";
  94         if (lastHeartRate != null) {
     ...

--- code/garmin-freedive-app/source/BreathHoldView.mc
+++ code/garmin-freedive-app/source/BreathHoldView.mc
@@ -86,9 +86,9 @@
         // Title
         dc.drawText(cx, y, Graphics.FONT_SMALL, statusText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

         // Main timer
-        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_HOT, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);
+        dc.drawText(cx, y + 28, Graphics.FONT_NUMBER_MEDIUM, timeText, Graphics.TEXT_JUSTIFY_CENTER);

         // Heart rate
         var hrStr = "--";
         if (lastHeartRate != null) {